[artinfo] Fwd:From the abandoned areas of the brain

[Janos Sugar]

>
>This is a call to collect videos, sounds, texts and images that witness
>the attempt to contact the abandoned areas of the brain. The reason for
>this call is a series of videos found on the Internet using the keyword
>"cronovisore"
>
>*What is the Chronovisor*
>The Chronovisor is a machine for viewing past and future events.
>It was invented in the '40s by Father Pellegrino Ernetti together with a
>group of twelve world famous scientists, The Chronovisor was portrayed
>as a large cabinet with a normal cathode ray tube for viewing the
>received events and a series of buttons, levers, and other controls for
>selecting the time and the location to be viewed. It worked by
>receiving, decoding and reproducing the electromagnetic radiation left
>behind from past events.
>After Ernetti's death, the Chronovisor was never found. The French
>Theologian Francoise Brune reckons that the machine has been seized and
>hide by the Vatican itself.
>
>*What is happening right now*
>We have reasons to think that the Chronovisor, or a very similar
>machine, began to function autonomously again and it's disseminating
>online messages coming from a parallel universe. Using the keyword
>"cronovisore" infact, we have found a certain number of mysterious
>videos disseminated in several online public archives.
>Many of this videos are apparently filmed in abandoned industrial areas
>and we think that the surrounding is not casual.
>If you try to interpret the messages which is hiding in the footages,
>you will sense that the telepresence is trying to establish a contact,
>search for a feedback, call to reactivate the abandoned areas of the brain.
>
>*The Call*
>We kindly ask you to help us in giving some feedback to this mysterious
>call, using audio, video or texts that may create a transmission on the
>dismissed frequencies of the mind or simply tell us which are the
>abandoned areas of the brain.
>
>*The contact*
>We engage ourselves in setting up a broadcasting station in an abandoned
>industrial area in the north of Italy. We hope in this way to be able to
>establish a contact between us and *them*
>
>www.newmacchina.net/contatto